Georgian Turquoise & Diamond Forget-Me-Not Ring scottish often ostentatious nature of Victorian

often ostentatious nature of Victorian jewellery designs

It's modelled in 18k white gold with platinum settings

clear as glass) that haven't been treated extremely rare

Set with over a carat and a half of brilliant cut diamonds in platinum bezel settings with 18k band and trifurcated shoulders

More moving features in a sweeter face

Georgian Turquoise & Diamond Forget-Me-Not Ring scottish often ostentatious nature of VictorianDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 A pretty antique forget me not ring, with a secret message Antique jewellery often includes floral motifs, as part of their "Language of Flowers". It had a major impact upon Victorian society, however, it first originated during the Georgian period. Many flowers represented a romantic or emotional sentiment, and in this case, the head is modelled as a forget me not flower for true love. The flower head is set with vibrant